Hey,
Have you ever seen an integer subscripted by a string?
e.g.
#include
This code compiles and runs fine, and gives you different values depending on what you put in as the string and or/number. (3 and a give you 100 for example) What it does Find the "4th" character n the string. Interesting eh?int main(int argc, char *argv[]) { int a; a = 4["JasonIsCool"]; printf("%d\n", a); scanf("%d", &a); return 0; }
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Could you have passed the Eight Grade in 1895?
Probably not . . . take a look:
This is the eighth-grade final exam from 1895 from Salina, KS. It was taken from the original document on file at the Smoky Valley Genealogical Society and Library in Salina, KS and reprinted by the Salina Journal.
The importance of punctuation revealed. "An English Professor wrote the words:" A woman without her man is nothing and ask the students to properly punctuate it...
The Oscars just have to vote this one the best picture of the year award, just check out this promo - It rocks! :-) Can't wait to go see it
He's been running his entire life
..hiding
...he's had enough
.....This Christmas
.......He finds you
Ever get this question at a job interview?
Where do you see yourself in 5 years.
I dare you to give this answer :-)
LOL. Need a good laugh for the day, check out these funny signs taken from a real anti-terrosim site and one guys funny take on what they must "really mean"
Warning: You may laugh uncontrollably when you read them, I'm not responsible if you get in trouble reading these at work and the boss wonders why you are laughing so hard at work :-)
Enjoy !
From the page: "Itâ€s not just the weather thatâ€s cooler in Canada: You live next door to a clean-cut, quiet guy. He never plays loud music or throws raucous parties. He doesnâ€t gossip over the fence, just smiles politely and offers you some tomatoes. His lawn is cared-for, his house is neat as a pin and you get the feeling he doesnâ€t always lock his front door. He wears Dockers. You hardly know heâ€s there. And then one day you discover that he has pot in his basement, spends his weekends at peace marches and that guy youâ€ve seen mowing the yard is his spouse."
Well…
… unless one happens to be a Biblical Patriarch, in which case marriage equals one man and several women, or even one man, several women and free use of slave girls called concubines.
Or if one happens to be a legendary Israelite King then marriage equals one man and hundreds of women plus slave girls.
Or if one happens to be a Jew up until the tenth century, marriage could mean one man and several wives.
Much the same held in China for century upon century.
Or perhaps one happens to be one of the Toda, then marriage equals several men plus one woman. Or perhaps one is a nomadic Tibetan, then marriage equals two brothers and one woman.
Or maybe one is Kaingang, in which case one has options– one man plus one woman, one man plus several women, several women plus one man, or several men plus several women.
Or maybe one is Nayar, in which case marriage isn’t much about adding at all.
Or in large swathes of the pre-columbian New World, one could opt to marry a berdache.
A soldier in any number of cultures– among them the ancient Greek and the Japanese– could take a younger soldier for a ‘military wife’. The practise still continues in some African cultures, the !Kang, for example.
Really, these “Marriage = One Man + One Woman” people need a lesson in cultural anthropology.
From the page: "For Those Who Enjoy Language
1. Those who jump off a bridge in Paris…are in-seine.
2. A backward poet writes…inverse.
3. A manâ€s home is his castle, in a manor of speaking.
4. Dijon vu - the same mustard as before.
5. Practice safe eating - always use condiments.
6. Shotgun wedding: A case of wife or death.
7. A man needs a mistress…just to break the monogamy.
8. A hangover is the wrath of grapes."
Take a peek at how Blend Tech blends time in honor of the new show Tom recently appeared on called "Time Warp". It's on The Discovery Channel and they show amazing things in super slow motion, using new high-speed technology. Look for Tom on "Time Warp", on Wednesday, October 15th. Check your local listings for time and station.
Check out this video. It is an amazing waterfall creation that shoots water droplets and is designed to make various letters and images. I just hope they are reusing the water over and over for the nice effects. Simply beautiful, definitely worth checking out !
Whether it's the dramatic countdown, the striking thunderbolts, or the whimsical dolphins, you won't be disappointed. This method was innovated by Julius Popp in his machine: "Bitfall," which just as precisely created words that flashed by in the blink of an eye. This would surely make him proud...